How institutions actually adopt blockchain: new research with Mastercard A joint report from Mastercard and the Sei Development Foundation on how financial institutions evaluate blockchain infrastructure and take it to production.
The Eidos Upgrade: replacing Sei’s storage database while the chain is running TL;DR: Every blockchain node has two jobs: compute what happens next on the chain, and store what has already happened. Storage is a critical bottleneck for all blockchains as they attempt to scale. If storage can't keep pace with the rate at which new transactions are executing,
Ares and Eidos, the first components of the Giga Upgrade, will go live in Sei 6.6 TL;DR: the proposal for Sei 6.6 is live, and it will be the release where Sei Giga starts touching mainnet. 6.6 will introduce the first pieces of two of the three major Giga upgrades: Eidos, a new storage layer that will begin moving the chain’s history
Keeping the Sei Network safe from quantum computers TL;DR: Sei Labs has shared a new proposal, SIP-5, that lays out how existing accounts can stay safe once quantum computers are powerful enough to break today’s cryptography. The plan lets users keep current addresses and balances, allowing you to add a quantum-resistant key when you
Sei Labs Publishes the Giga Whitepaper V2 The Sei Giga Whitepaper V2 is a major update to the original Giga Whitepaper published in May 2025. It introduces significant performance improvements and new features to Sei Giga, redesigning Sei Network from first principles into a blockchain with the ideal architecture for onchain trading. Read the full whitepaper at:
What SIP-03 means for exchanges and custodians There four upgrade paths for exchanges and SEI token custodians. This integration must be completed by June 15, 2026, prior to Cosmos deprecation
Smart Contracts: Getting Started on Sei in 30 Minutes Set up your development environment, deploy smart contracts, verify, and interact. All it takes is 30 minutes to get started.
What Is Account Abstraction? Why It’s Necessary For Web3 Managing private keys doesn’t come easily to people new to web3. Users need to set up complicated wallets and keep their private keys secure to sign transactions when needed. However, it can become quite intimidating when users are required to sign transactions repeatedly whenever they’re trying to perform